Winterlong
Paul Copley as John and Gabrielle Reidy as Jean.
Click here for a review of Winterlong from The Guardian, February 7, 2011
Click here for a review of Winterlong from Manchester Confidential, February 4, 2011.
Click here for a review of Winterlong from City Life, February 4, 2011.
Click here for a review from The Public Reviews, February 2011.
The Last Cuckoo
If So, Then Yes
Paul Copley as Reg and Roddy Maude-Roxby as Geoffrey Wythenshaw
From the the arts desk (September 13, 2010)
Click here for a review of "If So, Then Yes", from The Guardian, September 12, 2010
Click here for a review of "If So, Then Yes" from The Telegraph, September 10, 2010
Click here for a review of "If So, Then Yes" from the arts desk, September 13, 2010
Lulu
Click here for a review of "Lulu" from The Guardian, June 22, 2010
Click here for a review of "Lulu" from The Independent, June 20, 2010
Click here for a review of "Lulu" from the arts desk, June 17, 2010
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From The Guardian (June 22, 2010)
The flyer for the new production of Lulu coming up at The Gate Theatre, Notting Hill, London.
From the Observer (March 30, 1980)
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Cast of Billy Liar
Back row, left to right:
Matt Hickey (Arthur), Doreen Mantle (Florence- Billy's Grandma),
Paul Copley (Geoffrey - his dad) & Ralf Little (Billy - the star of the show)
Front row, left to right:
Sarah Churm (Rita), Rachel Lescovak (Barbara - to both of whom Billy is engaged)
& Joanna Page (Liz - his potential savior)
Mr. Copley as Geoffrey in "Billy Liar"
Paul Copley played Dr. Brian Chappel in "Driven."
| Veteran actor Paul Copley lent himself to DRIVEN after director Simon
Cox pleaded with him to play the part. Paul agreed provided they shoot
around his grueling schedule as he was starring on stage in the West
End.
"We had him for two hours at a time, and had to work like lightning, but Paul was fantastic and really supportive considering the budget restraints and how tired he was." -- Simon Cox |
Paul as "Charley" in Simon Burt's Got to Be Happy.
A Curtain Up! London Review of Got to Be Happy.
(Photos by Gordon Rainsford.)
From the London Evening Standard (April 7, 2003)
From The Times (April 9, 2003)
